“It’s just not true,” said Andee Hastings — who represents Joycelyn Wade, the wife of special prosecutor Nathan Wade — on Thursday in an interview for a forthcoming episode of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Breakdown podcast.

“There’s no question that we are going after similar types of information about the same people… but it’s for very different purposes,” she said. …

Hastings said she considered it a threat when the DA [Fani Willis] said in a court filing Joycelyn Wade was “obstructing and interfering” with the Trump case. The attorney also suggested that she released Nathan Wade’s credit card statements when she did in response to Willis’ tack.

“She really went too far,” Hastings said of Willis. “I perceived what was represented in her motion as untruths, and I decided to meet those with facts.”

[Oops! I guess it’s a bad idea to shoot your mouth off in public while embroiled in a messy divorce, especially when the other side has finally gotten the discovery material that implicates you. Today is not turning out to be a good day for Fani Willis. — Ed]